it's right in the middle of all the action
Distillato da Parley dalle 8 recensioni verificate più recenti su 49
30 m² · 4 single beds · Per 4 persone
Letti 7.1/10 · citati da 12 ospiti
22 m² · 1 queen bed
The Deluxe Double Room at Khách Sạn Ngọc Ly 3 offers exceptional comfort, a spacious layout, and a private balcony with garden and city views. Amenities include a flat-screen TV, minibar, and free Wi-Fi, enhancing the overall guest experience.
Letti 8/10 · citati da 6 ospiti
18 m² · 1 king bed · Per 2 persone
18 m² · 2 twin beds
The Twin Room with City View at Khách Sạn Ngọc Ly 3 features a spacious layout, two twin beds, and exceptional comfort. Standout amenities include a private balcony, flat-screen TV, and bathtub, offering a highly relaxing experience with a city view.
Letti 8/10 · citati da 6 ospiti
The location was okay, but the room was very old and the front‑desk staff were unprofessional.
“Tệ”
The air conditioner was broken, the room relied on a noisy industrial fan, the entrance required passing through a conference room with no directional signs, and the staff failed to give proper guidance.
The staff weren’t friendly, but that actually worked in my favor and I’d stay here again. The kettle was there, yet getting it plugged in required a lot of improvisation, and the bottled water turned out to be “paid”.
The photos matched the reality, but the staff didn't speak English as promised.
During the day the road noise was loud, and a gecko kept me awake at night.
The location was okay, but the room was very old and the front‑desk staff were unprofessional.
The photos matched the reality, but the staff didn't speak English as promised.
“Tệ”
The air conditioner was broken, the room relied on a noisy industrial fan, the entrance required passing through a conference room with no directional signs, and the staff failed to give proper guidance.
During the day the road noise was loud, and a gecko kept me awake at night.
The staff weren’t friendly, but that actually worked in my favor and I’d stay here again. The kettle was there, yet getting it plugged in required a lot of improvisation, and the bottled water turned out to be “paid”.
